WARSAW, April 30, 2026 — Poland’s competition authority, Office of Competition and Consumer Protection, has published its annual report for 2025, highlighting a year of intensive enforcement with 900 decisions issued and fines totalling 1.15 billion zloty (€260 million).
The report also estimates that the authority’s actions delivered at least 160 million zloty in benefits to consumers, reflecting compensation, refunds and improved market conditions.
Strong enforcement activity
UOKiK said the figures underscore its continued focus on tackling anti-competitive practices and consumer protection breaches across a range of sectors.
The nearly 900 decisions issued during the year span competition enforcement, consumer rights cases and regulatory actions, marking one of the authority’s most active periods.
Focus on consumer outcomes
In addition to penalties, the authority emphasised the tangible gains for consumers, including financial compensation and interventions aimed at improving pricing, transparency and market fairness.
Annual report published
The full report detailing UOKiK’s activities in 2025 is now available on the authority’s website.
The publication provides an overview of enforcement priorities, key cases and policy initiatives, offering insight into how Poland’s regulator is addressing competition and consumer challenges in evolving markets.
Source: https://uokik.gov.pl/sprawozdanie-z-dzialalnosci-uokik-w-2025-r-pobierz
